\name{createEexprSetFromLimma}
\alias{createEexprSetFromLimma}
\title{Changing a RGList or MAList into a object of the type EexprSet}
\description{
  \code{createEexprSetFromLimma} This function creates a new object of the type \code{EexprSet} from a data object of the limma package. So the standard methods that are available for the \code{EexprSet} object are also available to tihs type of data. 
}
\usage{
createEexprSetFromLimma(object)
}
\arguments{
  \item{object}{The object (of the type RGList or MAList object from limma) to be converted. }
}
\details{
For two color micro array data, like the data objects in limma represent, the array.pairs attribute in the \code{EexprSet} object will contain information about what column correspondes to the red intensities and green intensities respectiveley of which array. So by calling for example the \code{drawMA} method the right intensities will be used to create the MA plot. Weights will also be set in the \code{EexprSet} object, as well as the printer layout if set in the limma object. The only thing that will be missing by now is the annotation (the \$genes) object. This should be fixed soon...
}
\references{}
\author{Johannes Rainer}
\section{warning}{
The \code{\link{EexprSet-class}} is deprecated! Use \code{\link{MadbSet}} instead! This function is replaced by the \code{\link{newMadbSet}} function.
}
\seealso{
	\code{\link{EexprSet-class}},
	\code{\link{drawMA}}
	\code{\link{MadbSet}}
	\code{\link{newMadbSet}}
}

\examples{
}

\keyword{data}